Examples of using Fully recognised in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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Fully recognised summer courses or intensive courses.
Even the very existence of some of these diseases is not fully recognised.
Though independent and fully recognised, they area result of the disintegration of the USSR.
The rights of all other trade mark proprietors are fully recognised.
Such periods shall be fully recognised under the interinstitutional agreements between the sending and host institutions.
Costs arising from pastfailures of conduct may not be fully recognised.
FSSC 22000 is fully recognised by the Global Food Safety Initiative(GFSI) and Accreditation Bodies around the world.
The important role of management and labour in this regard is fully recognised by the Directive.
This role must be fully recognised and this proposal was already made by the Committee to the European Council in an Opinion in 200621, during the period of reflection which followed the failure to ratify the Constitutional Treaty.
The structures of cooperation betweentransmission system operators must be fully recognised at European level.
The principles governing CSR are fully recognised at international level, whether by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD), the International Labour Organisation(ILO) or the United Nations(UN).
Still, they remain significantly underrepresented, and their potential not fully recognised and valued.
The social dimension of the Lisbon Strategy should be fully recognised as a key factor for achieving welfare, productivity, and social inclusion and will have to be updated in the coming five years of the Lisbon Strategy.
I am therefore determined to create a single EUarea of justice in which public documents are fully recognised.".
The Lisbon Treaty enhances European Parliament's powers as a fully recognised co-legislator with increased budgetary powers.
In rural areas, the only work open to young women is often in the informal economy andtheir right to own property is not fully recognised.
Unfortunately, the positive role of wood in housing is not always fully recognised in the green building rating schemes which are currently in operation.
Building on its solid constitutional basis, its independence and its internal cohesion, the Eurosystem, the central banking system ofthe euro area, acts as the monetary authority of the euro area and as a leading financial authority, fully recognised inside and outside Europe.
Encourages the Member States to ensure thatwomen's participation in the management of farms is fully recognised, while promoting and facilitating their access to farm ownership or co-ownership;
The role of local andregional authorities needs to be more fully recognised, both in the day-to-day running of EU affairs and in future adjustments to the EU Treaties- where the CoR should be represented with full rights in any future Convention.
Ensuring security& the rule of law, withequity, justice and full respect for human rights, are now fully recognised as fundamental, shared priorities.
The role played by the EESC in the implementation of theEurope 2020 Strategy1 is now fully recognised and the Committee wishes to share its recommendations on how to improve participatory processes under the 2020 Strategy and the European Semester.
Moreover, the possibility of the intangible assets that a businessholds in the form of intellectual-property rights being fully recognised as loan collateral is a desirable objective.
The rights and obligations of Member States provided for under theProtocols annexed to the Treaties must be fully recognised and given no lesser status than the other provisions of the Treaties of which such Protocols form an integral part.
For understandable reasons,"Space" has long been a somewhat isolated policy area in the EU,but it should now be fully recognised in the range of Community policies.
They insisted that fundamental social rights should not be subordinate to internal market freedoms and competition law,but should rather be fully recognised as necessary pre-conditions for the sustainable economic and social development of the European Union.
In the mind, the“sediments” of this activity also created sufficiently strengthening connections,which could then be fully recognised by human subjects and subsequently used by them purposively.
In this sense I have to say thatit is obvious that on-call time in the healthcare professions should be fully recognised as working time- this absolutely must be guaranteed.